EP3520457A1 - Method and apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters and communications system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular to a method and apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters and a communications system.
- LTE Long-Term Evolution
- LTE-A LTE-advanced
- 3GPP 3rd-generation partnership project
- small cells formed of small base stations
- a macro cell formed of a macro base station
- each small cell has a relatively small coverage range, may be used indoors or outdoors and may be densely deployed such that the ranges of each small cell intersected with each other.
- the macro cell is relatively large in a coverage range and is usually used outdoors.
- the macro cell may achieve broad domain coverage, and the small cells may achieve hotspot coverage.
- small cells may be divided into one or more clusters. For example, small cells generating serious interleaving interference are divided into the same cluster, and small base stations in the same cluster possess identical transmission directions at the same time, thereby avoiding interleaving interference.
- TDD time division duplex
- Embodiments of the present invention provide a method and apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters and a communications system.
- a method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters which configures a communications system into cells or cell clusters of at least three levels, the method including: exchanging by a base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level to obtain first information; receiving, by the base station, second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level; configuring one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster by the base station according to the first information and the second information, and determining a cluster head of the cell cluster; and performing information transmission by the base station with the cluster head of the cell cluster, and performing information transmission by the one or more cells in the lower level with the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- an apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters which configures a communications system into cells or cell clusters of at least three levels
- the apparatus including: an information exchanging unit configured to exchange with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level to obtain first information; an information receiving unit configured to receive second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads in the lower level; a cluster determining unit configured to configure one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster according to the first information and the second information, and determine a cluster head of the cell cluster; and an information transmitting unit configured to perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster, and the one or more cells in the lower level performing information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- a communications system which is configured with cells or cell clusters of at least three levels, the communications system at least including: an Nth- level cell or cell cluster, a cell base station or cluster head of which communicating with one or more (N+l)th -level cell cluster heads; one or more (N+l)th-level cell clusters, each of which having a cluster head, and resource allocation and/or information transmission being performed on one or more (N+2)th-level cells or cell clusters via the cluster head; wherein the (N+l)th-cell cluster is configured by the Nth-level cell base station or cell cluster head according to first information obtained by exchanging with one or more other Nth-level cell base stations or cell cluster heads and second information reported by one or more cell base stations or cell cluster heads in the lower level; and one or more (N+2)th-level cells or cell clusters, a cell base station or cell cluster head of each of which communicating with the (N+l)th-level cell base station or cell cluster head.
- the communications system is divided into at least three levels; and each cell cluster is formed by the first information obtained by exchanging by the base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level and the second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level, each cell cluster having a cluster head and performing resource allocation and/or information transmission to one or more cells at a lower level via the cluster head.
- each cell cluster is formed by the first information obtained by exchanging by the base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level and the second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level, each cell cluster having a cluster head and performing resource allocation and/or information transmission to one or more cells at a lower level via the cluster head.
- FIG. 1 is an exemplary diagram of the communications system in a first embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of the method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters
- FIG. 3 is another flowchart of the method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters;
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters; and
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a base station.
- a term “base station” shall be used in the text to refer to a network entity that provides communication coverage for a specific geographical region.
- Base station may refer to an access point, a broadcast transmitter, a transmitting and receiving point (T P), a nodeB, or an evolved nodeB (eNB), etc., and may include some or all functions of them.
- a term “cell” may refer to a base station and/or a coverage region thereof, depending on the context using the term.
- a mobile station or equipment may be referred to as user equipment (UE).
- the UE may be fixed or mobile, and may also be referred to as a mobile station, a terminal, an access terminal, a user unit, or a station, etc.
- the UE may be a cellular phone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a wireless modem, a wireless communications device, a handhold device, a machine-type communications device, a lap-top computer, and a cordless telephone, etc.
- the communications system of the embodiment of the present invention is configured with cells or cell clusters of at least three levels, and the communications system at least includes: an Nth-level cell or cell cluster, a cell base station or cluster head of which communicating with one or more (N+l)th -level cell cluster heads; one or more (N+l)th-level cell clusters, each of which having a cluster head, and resource allocation and/or information transmission being performed on one or more (N+2)th-level cells or cell clusters via the cluster head; wherein the (N+l)th-cell cluster is configured by the Nth-level cell base station or cell cluster head according to first information obtained by exchanging with one or more other Nth- level cell base stations or cell cluster heads and second information reported by one or more cell base stations or cell cluster
- N is a positive integer
- the communications system at least includes three levels.
- a cell cluster of lower level may be included, hence, the communications system may also be of a structure of more than three levels.
- one or more small cell clusters 103 may be included in a coverage range of a macro cell 107, and one or more pieces of macro user equipment (MCU) 105 may further be included in the coverage range of the macro cell 103.
- a small cell cluster 103 may include one or more small cells 108, one of which is configured as a cluster head 110, and one or more pieces of small user equipment (SCU) 111 may be included in a coverage range of each of the small cells.
- SCU small user equipment
- the small cell cluster 103 is formed on the basis of: first information obtained by exchanging information via a macro base station 101 with one or more other macro base stations 101 (or one or more cell cluster heads 110 in the same level); and second information reported by one or more base stations 108 of small cells (or one or more cell cluster heads 110 in the same level), each small cell cluster 103 having a cluster head 110.
- a macro base station (MBS) 101 of the macro cell 107 communicates with one or more small cell cluster heads 110 in a coverage range of the macro cell 107, and performs resource allocation and/or information transmission on one or more cells 108 via the one or more cluster heads 110.
- a small base station 108 of each small cell communicates with one or more pieces of small user equipment 111 within a coverage range of the small cell.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary diagram of the communications system of a first embodiment.
- the communications system 100 includes: three macro cells 107a, 107b, 107c, which are formed by macro base stations MBS1 101a, MBS2 101b and MBS3 101c, respectively two small cell clusters SSC1 103a and SSC2 103b.
- Each small cell cluster 103 is formed of small cells 108 one of which is designated as the cluster head 110 for the small cell cluster 103.
- the small cell clusters SCC1 103a and SCC2 103b, macro user equipment MCUl 105a and MCU2 105b are included in a macro cell 107a formed by the MBS1 101a; macro user equipment MCU3 105c and MCU5 105e are included in a macro cell 107b formed by the MBS2 101b; and macro user equipment MCU4 105d and MCU6 105f are included in a macro cell 107c formed by the MBS3 101c.
- the macro user equipment MCUl 105a, MCU3 105c and MCU4 105d are relatively close to the small cell cluster SCC1 103a.
- the macro user equipment MCU2 105b, MCU5 105e and MCU6 105f are relatively far away from the small cell cluster SCC1 103a, so there will only be relatively weak interference or no interference. Furthermore, the macro base station MBS3 101c is relatively close to the small cell cluster SCC1 103a, so there may be relatively intense mutual interference.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of the method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters.
- the base station 101 is configured to exchange with one or more other base stations 101 or cell cluster heads 110 in the same level to obtain first information.
- the base station 101 is configured to receive second information reported by one or more base stations 101 or cell cluster heads 110 at a lower level;
- the base station 101, 110 is configured to configure one or more cells 108 in the lower level into a cell cluster 103 according to the first information and the second information.
- step s204 the base station determines a cluster head 110 of the cell cluster 103.
- the base station is configured to perform information transmission with the cluster head 110 of the cell cluster 103.
- the one or more cells 108 in the lower level perform information transmission with the cluster head 110 of the cell cluster 103.
- a first level is a macro cell 107 and a base station is a macro base station 101
- a second level is a small cell cluster 103 and a base station is a cluster head 110 of the small cell cluster 103
- a third level is a small cell 108 and a base station is a small base station 108; however, the present invention is not limited thereto.
- the present invention may form structures of various levels, and for a cell or a cell cluster of each level, management may be performed relatively independently.
- the macro base station 101 may exchange information with other macro base stations 101 via an interface between base stations 101 such as an X2 interface, and the macro base station 101 may also communicate with a small base station 108, 110 via an interface between base stations or an air interface.
- information exchange may always exist between the small cells and neighbouring cells of the same levels, and information exchange may also always exist between upper-level cells and other upper-level cells of the same level, between cluster heads 110 and other cluster heads 110 of the same level and between cluster member cells and other cluster member cells of the same level.
- the first information may include one or more pieces of the following information:
- the first information may include information on the cells or the cell cluster 103 within the cells of the other base station or the cell cluster head 110.
- the second information collected by neighbouring base stations or cell cluster heads 110 of the same level from respectively base stations or cell cluster heads 110 of the lower level.
- the second information may include one or more pieces of the following information:
- the second information may include information on the cells 108 or the cell cluster 103 within the cells of the other base stations or the cell cluster heads 110.
- the second information collected by neighbouring base stations or cell cluster heads 110 of the same level from respectively base stations or cell cluster heads 110 of the lower level.
- the formation of the small cell cluster 103 is based not only on the first information between the macro base stations 101, but also the second information between the macro base stations 101 and the small base stations 108.
- the macro base station 101 performs information transmission with and/or resource allocation for the cell cluster heads 110, that is, managing the cell clusters 103 via the cluster heads 110, thereby making each small cell cluster relatively independent, and improving reliabilities and expandability of the cell clusters 103.
- the macro base station 101 may select a small base station 108 in the small cell cluster 103 as the cluster head 110 of the small cell cluster 103.
- the selection performed according to a position of the small base station in the small cell cluster 103.
- a small base station 108 relatively close to the macro base station 101 or a small base station 108 with a minimum average distance to the small base stations 108 in the small cell cluster 103 may be selected.
- a formation process of a small cell cluster shall be described below taking how a small cell joins in the small cell cluster as an example.
- FIG. 3 is another flowchart of the method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters of the embodiment of the present invention, which shall be described from a base station side taking a macro base station, a small cell cluster and small cells as examples.
- the method for configuring small cell clusters includes: In step s301, the macro base station is configured to exchange information with other macro base stations to obtain first information.
- the macro base station may obtain information on a position or signal strength of user equipment within a macro cell coverage range formed by the other macro base station, so as to provide a reference for the formation of the small cell cluster.
- the macro base station is configured to receive a register request reported by a small base station of a cell within the macro cell coverage range.
- the register request includes information on a position and/or information on signal strength of the small cell.
- a small base station of the cell will discover one or more surrounding macro cells based on, for example, a power level, or a physical cell identity (PCI), etc. For example, when a small base station of the small cell identifies a macro base station of a macro cell having maximum reference signal power, the small base station will send a register request to that macro base station.
- PCI physical cell identity
- the small base station When the small base station registers for the macro base station, it may report information regarding its position to the macro base station, using for example global positioning system (GPS) information, and/or report information on signal strength, such as reference signal received power ( S P), or reference signal received quality (RSRQ).
- GPS global positioning system
- S P reference signal received power
- RSRQ reference signal received quality
- the macro base station is configured to determine whether there is a suitable small cell cluster according to the first information and the register request sent by the small base station.
- the macro base station may look up existing small cell clusters according to various information (including the above first information and second information, but it is not limited thereto), so as to determine whether there exists a small cell cluster in the existing small cell clusters suitable for the small cell.
- the nearest small cell cluster is selected as a suitable small cell cluster.
- the selection is made to minimise interference, such that even though there are small cell clusters which are relatively near the small cell, the presence of macro user equipment of the other macro cell may lead to strong interference, so therefore a another small cell cluster which is relatively far away is more suitable for the small cell, etc.
- step s304 the macro base station is configured to add the small cell into the suitable cell cluster.
- step s304 includes the macro base station forwarding the register request to a cluster head of the suitable cell cluster, informing the cluster head that a new small cell will be joined in, transmitting cluster head information to the small cell and thereby registering the small cell in the cluster head of the suitable cell cluster. Additionally, necessary information exchange may also be performed between the small cell and the cluster head. Processing proceeds to step s307.
- step s305 the macro base station is configured to establish a new small cell cluster for the small cell.
- the macro base station is configured to designate the small base station of the small cell as the cluster head of the new small cell cluster.
- the macro base station is configured to perform information transmission with the cluster head of the small cell cluster and processing ends.
- the macro base station may further reorganize the existing cell cluster periodically or aperiodically.
- the reorganizing the cell cluster may include one or more of the following operations: adding one or more new cells into the cell cluster, removing one or more cells from the cell cluster, reselecting a new cluster head for the cell cluster, and splitting the cell cluster into two or more cell clusters.
- the macro base station may directly notify a cluster head of a small cell cluster SCC1 103a that a small cell 108a is to be removed from the small cell cluster SCC1 101a.
- the macro base station 101a will also directly notify a cluster head of another small cell cluster SCC2 101b that the small cell 108a is to be added into the small cell cluster SCC2 103b.
- the macro base station may change the cluster head 110 of the small cell cluster SCC1 103a from a first small base station SBS1 108 to another base station SBS2 108 which provides a stronger signal strength.
- the cluster head 110 of a small cell cluster 103 may also transmit a reorganization request to the macro base station 101.
- the macro base station 101 receiving a reorganization request sent by the cluster head may reorganize the small cell cluster 103.
- the macro base station 101 may also reorganize the small cell cluster according to information received from another macro base station 101 or a cluster head 110 of a small cell cluster 103.
- the received information may further include: network state information transmitted by the other base station, and network state information transmitted by another cluster head, etc.
- the macro base station may allocate resources for a small cell cluster according to information on resource allocation of another macro base station and information on resource allocation of macro user equipment or other small cell clusters within the coverage range of the macro base station, and transmit the information on resource allocation to a cluster head of the small cell cluster.
- resources with relatively small interference such as orthogonal in a time domain, a frequency domain or a spatial domain
- other equipment such as macro user equipment, small cells and small cell clusters within the macro cell, and macro user equipment, small cells and small cell clusters within another macro cell
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters of the embodiment of the present invention.
- the apparatus 400 for configuring multilevel cells or cell clusters includes: an information exchanging unit 401 configured to exchange with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level to obtain first information; an information receiver unit 402 configured to receive second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads in the lower level; a cluster determining unit 403 configured to configure one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster according to the first information and the second information, and determine a cluster head of the cell cluster; a cluster reorganizing unit 405 configured to reorganize the cell cluster periodically or aperiodically; and an information transmitter unit 404 configured to perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster, and the one or more cells in the lower level perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- the information receiver unit 402 may further be configured to receive a register request reported by a base station of a cell in the lower level within coverage of the cell or out of the coverage of the cell.
- the register request includes information on a position and/or information on signal strength of the cell in the lower level.
- the cluster determining unit 403 may further be configured to select a base station in the cell cluster at the lower level as the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- the cluster determining unit 403 may further be configured to determine a suitable cell cluster for the cell in the lower level according to the first information and the register request, and add the cell in the lower level into the suitable cell cluster. Furthermore, the cluster determining unit 403 may be configured to establish a new cell cluster for the cell in the lower level when there is no suitable cell cluster, and take the base station of the cell in the lower level as a cluster head of the new cell cluster.
- the cluster reorganizing unit 405 may further be configured to reorganize the cell cluster according to information received from one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads.
- the operations for reorganising the cell cluster may include one or more of the following operations: adding one or more new cells into the cell cluster, removing one or more cells from the cell cluster, reselecting a new cluster head for the cell cluster, and splitting the cell cluster into two or more cell clusters.
- the above information may include one or more pieces of the following information: the reorganisation request transmitted by the cluster head of the cell cluster, network state information transmitted by the other base station, and network state information transmitted by a cluster head of the other cell cluster, etc.
- the communications system may be divided into at least three levels; and each cell cluster is formed by the first information obtained by exchanging by the base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level and the second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level, each cell cluster having a cluster head and performing resource allocation or information transmission to one or more cells at a lower level via the cluster head.
- each cell cluster is formed by the first information obtained by exchanging by the base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level and the second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level, each cell cluster having a cluster head and performing resource allocation or information transmission to one or more cells at a lower level via the cluster head.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the base station of the embodiment of the present invention.
- the base station 101 includes a central processing unit (CPU) 200 and a memory 210, the memory 210 being coupled to the central processing unit 200.
- the memory 210 stores various data, including a program for information processing, the program being executable under control of the central processing unit 200.
- the central processing unit 200 may be configured to perform the following control: exchanging with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level to obtain first information; receiving second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level; configuring one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster according to the first information and the second information, and determining a cluster head of the cell cluster; and performing information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster, and the one or more cells in the lower level perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- the base station 101 further includes a transceiver 220, and an antenna 230.
- the functions of the above components are similar to those in the related art, and shall not be described herein any further.
- the communications system may be divided into at least three levels; and each cell cluster is formed by the first information obtained by exchanging by the base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level and the second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level, each cell cluster having a cluster head and performing resource allocation or information transmission to one or more cells at a lower level via the cluster head.
- each cell cluster is formed by the first information obtained by exchanging by the base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level and the second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level, each cell cluster having a cluster head and performing resource allocation or information transmission to one or more cells at a lower level via the cluster head.
- the method of Figures 2 and 3 may be embodied as a computer-readable program, wherein when the program is executed in an apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters or a base station, the program enables the apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters or the base station to carry out the method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters as described in the embodiment.
- the computer implementable instructions for carrying out the method shown in Figures 2 and 3 may be embodied as a storage medium in which a computer-readable program is stored, wherein the computer-readable program enables an apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters or a base station to carry out the method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters as described in the embodiment.
- the above apparatuses and methods of the present invention may be implemented by hardware, or by hardware in combination with software.
- the present invention relates to such a computer-readable program that when the program is executed by a logic device, the logic device is enabled to carry out the apparatus or components as described above, or to carry out the methods or steps as described above.
- the present invention also relates to a storage medium for storing the above program, such as a hard disk, a floppy disk, a CD, a DVD, and a flash memory, etc.
- the method/apparatus described with reference to the embodiments of the present invention may be directly embodied as hardware, a software module executed by a processor, or a combination thereof.
- one or more of the block diagrams and/or one or more combinations of the block diagrams shown in FIG. 4 may correspond to soft modules of a process of a computer program, and may also correspond to hardware modules.
- the soft modules may correspond to the steps shown in FIG. 2, respectively.
- the soft modules may be located in an RAM, a flash memory, an ROM, an EPROM, and EEPROM, a register, a hard disc, a floppy disc, a CD-ROM, or any memory medium in other forms known in the art.
- a memory medium may be coupled to a processor, so that the processor may be able to read information from the memory medium, and write information into the memory medium; or the memory medium may be a component of the processor.
- the processor and the memory medium may be located in an ASIC.
- the soft modules may be stored in a memory of a mobile terminal, and may also be stored in a memory card of a pluggable mobile terminal.
- the soft modules may be stored in the MEGA-SIM card or the flash memory device of a large capacity.
- One or more functional blocks and/or one or more combinations of the functional blocks in Figures may be realized as a universal processor, a digital signal processor (DSP), an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), a field programmable gate array (FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, discrete hardware component or any appropriate combinations thereof. And they may also be realized as a combination of computing equipment, such as a combination of a DSP and a microprocessor, multiple processors, one or more microprocessors in communication combination with a DSP, or any other such configuration.
- DSP digital signal processor
- ASIC application-specific integrated circuit
- FPGA field programmable gate array
- a communication having three levels was described.
- the number of levels is not limited thereto; for example, it may also be a structure of more than three levels.
- an LTE/LTE-A system(s) is described as an example(s).
- Such technologies as orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), and multiple input multiple output (MIMO), etc., may be used.
- OFDM orthogonal frequency division multiplexing
- MIMO multiple input multiple output
- Other communications systems may be included, or other communications technologies may be used.
- the clusters are applicable to a TDD system, and may also be applicable to a frequency division duplex (FDD) system.
- FDD frequency division duplex
- a small base station is selected based on the proximity to the macro base station. Alternatively, the selection may be performed according to signal strength of the small base stations 108 in the small cell cluster 103. For example, a small base station 108 with maximum signal strength between it and the macro base station 101 may be selected or a small base station 108 with maximum average signal strength with the small base stations 108 in the small cell cluster 103 may be selected.
- the selection may be performed according to a temporal order of joining in the small cell cluster 103. For example, a small base station 108 joining in the small cell cluster 103 earliest may be selected.
- a small base station 103 may be selected randomly.
- the small cells forming the small cell cluster belong to the same cell 107. All the small cells forming the small cell cluster SCCl 103a shown in FIG. 1 belong to the macro cell 107a of the macro base station MBS1 101a. In some cases, the small cells forming the small cell cluster may not belong to the same cell. For example, part of the small cells forming the small cell cluster SCCl shown in FIG. 1 may belong to the macro cell of the macro base station MBS1, and the other part may belong to the macro cell of the macro base station MBS2.
- the cell cluster may be formed of cells (such as small cells) of different cells (such as different macro cells), for example, the cell cluster may be formed spanning the macro cells. Particular members of the cell cluster and a base station of an upper level to which the cluster head belongs may be determined by base stations of the upper level through negotiation.
- the two related macro base stations may determine which small cells belong to a small cell cluster in the overlapped range via the information exchanged between them, and determine which of the two macro base stations controls a cluster head of the small cell cluster.
- a method for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters characterized in that the method configures a communications system into cells or cell clusters of at least three levels, and the method includes: exchanging by a base station with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level to obtain first information; receiving, by the base station, second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads at a lower level; configuring one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster by the base station according to the first information and the second information, and determining a cluster head of the cell cluster; and performing information transmission by the base station with the cluster head of the cell cluster, and the one or more cells in the lower level perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- the first information includes one or more pieces of the following information: information on a position of the other base station or the cell cluster head, information on signal strength of the other base station or the cell cluster head, information on resource allocation within a cell of the other base station or the cell cluster head, information on signal interference within the cell of the other base station or the cell cluster head, information on a position of user equipment within the cell of the other base station or the cell cluster head, information on signal strength of the user equipment within the cell of the other base station or the cell cluster head, and information on the cells or cell cluster within the cells of the other base station or the cell cluster head; and the second information includes one or more pieces of the following information: information on a position of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on signal strength of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on resource allocation within the cell of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on signal interference within the cell of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on a position
- Supplement 3 The method according to supplement 1, wherein the base station selects a base station in the lower level as the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- Supplement 4 The method according to supplement 1, wherein the receiving, by the base station, second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads in the lower level, includes: receiving, by the base station, a register request reported by a base station of a cell in the lower level within coverage of the cell or out of the coverage of the cell; wherein the register request includes information on a position and/or information on signal strength of the cell in the lower level.
- Supplement 5 The method according to supplement 4, wherein the configuring one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster by the base station according to the first information and the second information, includes: determining, by the base station, a suitable cell cluster for the cell in the lower level according to the first information and the register request; and adding the cell in the lower level into the suitable cell cluster.
- Supplement 6 The method according to supplement 5, wherein when there is no suitable cell cluster, the base station establishes a new cell cluster for the cell in the lower level, and takes the base station of the cell in the lower level as a cluster head of the new cell cluster.
- Supplement 7. The method according to supplement 1, wherein the method further includes: reorganizing the cell cluster periodically or aperiodically by the base station.
- Supplement 8 The method according to supplement 7, wherein the reorganizing the cell cluster includes one or more of the following operations: adding one or more new cells into the cell cluster, removing one or more cells from the cell cluster, reselecting a new cluster head for the cell cluster, and splitting the cell cluster into two or more cell clusters.
- Supplement 9 The method according to supplement 7, wherein the method further includes: reorganizing the cell cluster by the base station according to information received from one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads.
- Supplement 10 The method according to supplement 9, wherein the information includes one or more of the following: a reorganization request transmitted by the cell cluster head, network state information transmitted by the other base station, and network state information transmitted by the other cell cluster head. Supplement 11.
- An apparatus for configuring multi-level cells or cell clusters characterized in that the apparatus configures a communications system into cells or cell clusters of at least three levels, and the apparatus includes: an information exchanging unit configured to exchange with one or more other base stations or cell cluster heads in the same level to obtain first information; an information receiving unit configured to receive second information reported by one or more base stations or cell cluster heads in the lower level; a cluster determining unit configured to configure one or more cells in the lower level into a cell cluster according to the first information and the second information, and determine a cluster head of the cell cluster; and an information transmitting unit configured to perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster, and the one or more cells in the lower level perform information transmission with the cluster head of the cell cluster.
- the first information includes one or more pieces of the following information: information on a position of the other base station or cell cluster head, information on signal strength of the other base station or cell cluster head, information on resource allocation within a cell of the other base station or cell cluster head, information on signal interference within the cell of the other base station or cell cluster head, information on a position of user equipment within the cell of the other base station or cell cluster head, information on signal strength of the user equipment within the cell of the other base station or cell cluster head, and information on the cell cluster within the cell of the other base station or cell cluster head; and the second information includes one or more pieces of the following information: information on a position of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on signal strength of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on resource allocation within the cell of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on signal interference within the cell of the base station or the cell cluster head in the lower level, information on a position of user equipment within cell of the base station
- Supplement 13 The apparatus according to supplement 11, wherein the base station selects a base station in the lower level as the cluster head of the small cell cluster.
- Supplement 14 The apparatus according to supplement 11, wherein the information receiving unit is configured to receive a register request reported by a base station of a cell in the lower level within or out of the cell coverage range; wherein the register request includes information on a position and/or information on signal strength of the cell in the lower level.
- Supplement 17 The apparatus according to supplement 11, wherein the apparatus further includes: a cluster reorganizing unit configured to reorganize the cell cluster periodically or aperiodically.
- Supplement 18 The apparatus according to supplement 17, wherein the reorganizing the cell cluster includes one or more of the following operations: adding one or more new cells into the cell cluster, removing one or more cells from the cell cluster, reselecting a new cluster head for the cell cluster, and splitting the cell cluster into two or more cell clusters.
- Supplement 20 The apparatus according to supplement 19, wherein the information includes one or more of the following: a reorganization request transmitted by the cell cluster head, network state information transmitted by the other base station, and network state information transmitted by the other cell cluster head.
- Supplement 21 A communications system, characterized in that the communications system is configured with cells or cell clusters of at least three levels, and the communications system at least includes: an Nth-level cell or cell cluster, a cell base station or cluster head of which communicating with one or more (N+l)th -level cell cluster heads; one or more (N+l)th-level cell clusters, each of which having a cluster head, and resource allocation and/or information transmission being performed on one or more (N+2)th-level cells or cell clusters via the cluster head; wherein the (N+l)th-cell cluster is configured by the Nth-level cell base station or cell cluster head according to first information obtained by exchanging with one or more other Nth- level cell base stations or cell cluster heads and second information reported by one or more cell base stations or cell cluster heads in the
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